Nanci Griffith & The Crickets – Well… All Right
Great Songs An elegiac reflection on the fleeting nature of love and the enduring power of classic rock and roll. The year 1996 brought a particularly heartfelt musical tribute into the world,…
Emmylou Harris – Here, There And Everywhere
An Enduring Promise of Love and Devotion, Softly Sung and Eternally Felt There are songs that simply drift into the popular consciousness, and then there are those rare covers that…
Emmylou Harris – Goin’ Back To Harlan
The Ageless Lullaby of Lost Innocence: A Journey Back to the Roots of the Soul It’s often those songs that step quietly into your life, rather than those that burst…
John Denver – Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
The Song That Taught Generations That Being Different Can Save the Day The holiday season, for those of us with a few decades under our belts, is often less about…
Frank Zappa – Bobby Brown
The Audacious Musical Saga of a Misogynist Jock’s Sexual Upending Ah, the 1970s. For those of us who lived through it, the decade was a swirling kaleidoscope of cultural collision,…
Frank Zappa – Watermelon in Easter Hay
The Lonesome Beauty of a Musician’s Final, Imaginary Soliloquy The year was 1979, and the world was in the throes of change, but for listeners delving into the sprawling, satirical…
Emmylou Harris – Deeper Well
Seeking Substantive Truth in the Depths of Life’s Unending Quest Oh, to hear that opening, those dark, atmospheric tones, and the unmistakable, world-weary voice of Emmylou Harris—it immediately transports one…
CHRIS NORMAN – A NIGHT IN LONDON
CHRIS NORMAN IS COMING TO THE STAGE: A NIGHT IN LONDON One of the musical highlights of 2025 for lovers of classic and soft rock will be Chris Norman’s concert…
A TRIBUTE TO EMMYLOU HARRIS
A TRIBUTE TO EMMYLOU HARRIS: WHEN MUSIC BECOMES LEGACY On October 2, 2025, at The Masonic in San Francisco, audiences will witness a truly special event: A Tribute to Emmylou…
John Prine – You Got Gold
An elegant and simple tribute to the inherent value of a loved one’s presence. John Prine, just hearing his name brings a warm, familiar ache to the soul, doesn’t it?…